The Dickinson press., 1887-07-30
H. R. Lyon, of Mandan, spent Mon.

II. R. Lyon, of Mandan, spent Mon.
day in town.
Red cedar fence posts, dry ash and
cedar wood for sale by McGillivray.
Henry Vannier and Ed. Ham, of
Taylor, came up Sunday returning
Monday.
j. b. Thompson has disposed of his
goods and business to MI. Allen, the
Mandan taxidermist.
We thank Levi Colgrove for a vari.
ETY. of nice vegetables, the product of
his Lime Kiln ranch.
Mrs. j. Il. Scott left for Wheeling.
W. Va, Sunday, called there by the
serious illness of her mother.
\. $. Carey passed through here,
Tuesday, OF his way to Lincoln, Neb.,
where he has secured a position.
Mr.. Reynolds, of Texas. a partner
of Mr.. Jeffries in the cattle business,
is expected to arrive in u few days.
Bishop Walker is expected to hold
services i'll the court house OF Sunday
next. Services ut IL IL. IN. and s y. IN.
A. w. Shepherd spent several days
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stocked cattle ranch OH the Cannon
Ball.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs. l.. a. Davis died Thursday af-
tcrnoon and was buried Friday, aged
two years.
John Slatcher is agent for McCor-
| mic self.bindcrs and mowers. Hay
rakes, plows, Irvine and repairs for
! sale.
Z. b. Partridge. of the firm of Part
ridge & Dix. New England City, came
up Friday returning to the city sat
urday.
Archibald Morton. of South Heart,
was here Thursday. He reports
crops as not very good, except corn,
which is very fine.
superintendent Green gave the
PRESS Il very pleasant call, Thursday.
lie is one of the best division mana.
gers on the Northern Pacific.
Col. Mead writes that his horse got
lost while going to New England City
last Monday. but the Colonel's friends
suspect that he had something to do
with it.
j. b. Hickman. the merchant-far-
mer, of Gladstone, was in town Tues
day. He has nearly two hundred
acres in grain and reports less than
M average crop.
Mrs. j. G. Thompson returned from
Michigan, Monday, where she was
called by ithe serious illness of her
brother who died about the time of
her arrival there.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Epis-
copal church wish to express their
obligations to Prof. and Mrs. Atcher.
son. for their kind and able assistance
at their social on the evening of the
Goth.
II. w. Bickncll and Mr.. Rogerson
arrived from New England City yes
terday and Mr.. Bicknell has promised
us some valuable pointers of interest
for publication next week.
Sportsmen should remember that
the new game law prohibits the kill
ing of prairie chickens and grouse eN-
cept i'm September. October and No
vemler. DO not kill the birds before
September first if you would obey the
law.
l.. +. Shadduck displayed samples
of wheat and oats in town, Wednes-
day, that were very fine specimens of
grain. standing almost four feet high
with long. well filled heads. He at
tributes his success to thorough cul-
tivation.
A.. l.. Bulge has overhaulcd and
thoroughly fitted up his steam thresh-
or for the season S work. He left for
Taylor. Wednesday and will begin
operations in the east end of the coun-
ty.
\. little item in d newspaper will
sometimes make a MAJ an enemy to
the. the paper for life. but it Won t
stop him from reading it. 1t merely
changes him from a subscriber to a
borrower. Every publisher can re-
call the names of citizens who come
under this head.--EX.
The case of Tyson against Charles
Wilson, editor of the Herald. has been
appealed to the district court. Tyson
sues to obtain Judgment on several
three and five dollar notes given by
defendant and the appeal is from the
decision of Justice Bissell who dis.
missed the case on the grounds that
TYSON had not endorsed the notes.
DR.. NJ. NJ. Hedges. Of Glendive,
Montana. will visit Dickinson. on
Monday Aug. LIST. and remain one
week. and if the people of Dickinson
are liberal in their patronage will
make regular visits. DR.. Hedges is
permanently located in Glendive. be
ing in the stock raising business. lie